Enkianthus Campanulatus Fruit
It is native to open woodlands in japan. The bell shaped flowers are typical for the enkianthus genus and other plants in the ericaceae family.
Enkianthus campanulatus fruit
Its size and habit is more similar to e. Campanulatus furin tsutsuji or redvein enkianthus a medium sized narrow upright deciduous shrub. Bell shaped flowers in may 8 12 mm long subtle creamy yellow or light orange with red veins.The hardiest of enkianthus species is e. Small capsule of no ornamental value. Sun to part shade requirements similar to rhododendrons definitely acid soil.
The most widespread enkianthus in cultivation after e. Prefers an acid moist cool soil. Enkianthus campanulatus redvein enkianthus enkianthus campanulatus redvein enkianthus is a handsome upright bushy shrub with spectacular fall color and attractive clusters of nodding bell shaped red veined creamy yellow to whitish pink flowers in late spring to mid summer.
Urn shaped lantern like snowy white flowers 1 3 long in drooping clusters bloom in april to early may. The corolla of f. Campanulatus rival its red flowers.
Bark on new shoots somewhat reddish. Enkianthus perulatus commonly called white enkianthus is a compact slow growing deciduous shrub that typically grows to 6 tall with a similar spread. It is a beautiful addition for the woodland garden.
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